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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1973
Page
5
Weather summary from the U S Weather Bureau notes fair to cloudy conditions across zones with a cold trough and light southerly winds. Overnight lows in the mid 30s to near 60s are reported, with milder highs expected Friday in the upper 50s to around 60. An out of state forecast for North Central Texas cites considerable cloudiness and mild temperatures tonight.
Clyde Snodgrass and Richard Bloomcamp run a five acre tractor graveyard outside Parsons Kansas with about 170 tractors. They repair and supply parts for customers across 23 states. High used tractor prices drive demand as owners restore vintage machines for suburban estates and hobbyists.
Tecumseh man Ronald Eugene Kesler was convicted in U S District Court of failing to report for induction after saying he threw away draft notices because he did not know what to do with them. Judge Luther Eubanks withheld sentencing pending a probation report. Kesler claimed Jehovah's Witness faith and stomach disorder but had not sought conscientious objector status or medical disqualification.
Livonia Michigan residents report the highest median family income among cities with 100 000 or more population at 15216 dollars. Half of households earn more and half less.
Fragments describe light rain over the Cree tonight and Friday eastward with 36 to 46 lows and 54 to 64 highs. Kansas shows mostly cloudy to fair skies with cooler temperatures east and 40s to 50s west. Arkansas reports cloudiness with scattered light rain south and partly cloudy north, cooler overnight. New Mexico warns of heavy snow in mountains with 4 to 6 inches possible and occasional rain or snow, hazy driving conditions, warmer Friday. Oklahoma City area mentions scattered showers or rain or snow and variable highs and lows, with local warm-up Friday.
Rep. Marvin York says the House Judiciary Committee will likely act next week on a bill to legalize bingo for certain non profit names. The measure would allow IRS recognized stations to conduct bingo games to raise funds while keeping crime and big money out.
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